Ki & Ka

Kia and Kabir meet and quickly become friends. Their bond grows into love as they discover that Kabir's preference for staying at home fits Kia's ambition to climb the corporate ladder.

They marry and Kabir moves into Kia's world, taking care of domestic duties. Kia becomes the main breadwinner while Kabir handles daily household tasks, challenging traditional expectations.

Kia climbs the corporate ladder and is interviewed about her success. During the interview she mentions her unusual marriage, drawing public interest to their situation.

In the same interview, Kabir explains that it doesn't matter who performs masculine or feminine roles. His words spark discussion about gender and household dynamics.

The interview's success leads to Kabir being invited to hold seminars on gender equality and modern marriages. The couple's profile grows as they become symbols of a non-traditional partnership.

Kabir's new public profile strains their marriage; Kia becomes jealous of the attention he is receiving. She accuses him of using their relationship for publicity and asks him to step back from the public eye.

While Kia is in the United States for a work event, Kabir attends his college reunion where a TV interview is broadcast. The spotlight shifts toward their unconventional marriage.

Film actress Jaya Bachchan sees Kabir's interview and asks her husband Amitabh Bachchan to meet Kabir. She is evidently impressed by the couple's story and its challenge to traditional roles.

Kia learns of the planned meeting while abroad, heightening tensions between her and Kabir. The prospect of public attention intensifies their personal conflict.

Kia's mother collapses and is hospitalized, forcing Kia to rush back to India. Family health concerns take priority over the public drama surrounding their marriage.

Back home, Kia accuses Kabir of using her for profit and fame. Dejected, Kabir begins packing his belongings, contemplating separation.

Kia finds Jaya's gift for Kabir and a congratulatory letter from the actress. The letters reveal that supporting a non-traditional marriage is a brave choice, prompting Kia to reconsider her stance.

Kia's mother confronts her about the jealousy driving their fights and urges empathy. Kia recognizes her misjudgments and apologizes to Kabir.

The couple reconciles and finds a new balance in their relationship. Kabir's father decides to elevate Kia by making her the CEO of his company, validating her business acumen and drive.